Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-17
A LETTER FROM MANNHEIM.
sRR xAYSrOSn NATIONAL BAAK mas
COIN sNCED BUSiSDss
s,arsins oat with nsssehs Prospscss--Wiadov
rans Shattered by saysserious shot-rhs
Funeral OF Mrs. simon 3. Young
other Notss OF the Boroash.

Special Corrcsp ondence OF tNrxLtloESckE.
MANHEIN, Feb. 1.-THE Keystone
National bank commenced business yester. 1
day with Mr.. +. X. Brosey cashier, and Mr.. /
w. A. Litzenbsrger president The bank
starts under favorable auspices, aud 1t 10 con- /
hdently asserted that the second bank In the |
borough will not interfere with the business |
done by the Mannheim National. J. L.
Steinme,z, esq, is attorney for the new or |
gapixation. Mr.. II. c. Boyd has received
his commission as notary public from Gov.
Beaver, and will transact the business o! the
new bank falling within the province OF that
offi cial, together with whatever general pusi-
ness of the otfice which may fall to his share
There are now three notaries In this borough
One OF the large psnes OF glass in the dining
room window Of the Reformed parsonage,
occupied by Rev. W. ]. johnson, WAS shot
| into yesterday morning by some unknown
| person. There has been considerable shoot.
| ing on the streets and at other places In this
borough lately. A large bullet was found by
tho pastor fiAttened on one side, which
no doub. did the damsge. The glass
i in the window is of more than ordinary thick.
ness so that the bullet did not pass through,
| but splintered tho glass into hundreds OF
i small fragments The fire-arm used must no
| doubt have been fited at some distance from
| the house, and had partly spent Its force
before 1t struck the window. The fiattened
l bullet is being preserved 1t Is thought the
matter was accidental, as no motive for the
| act can be assigned.
MIR. Henry Mohn returned yesterday from
Somerse, county with carload Of fine horses
which will be sold at public sale tomorrow
afternoon, at the SUNNY house, this bor.
ough.
The pupils OF the high school will give q
/ md a ati apt al N n
| town hall on tomorrow and Saturday even.
| ings for the benefit of the schools. The pro-
. gramme consists Of solos, duets, choruses,
recitatiors, tableaux, psntomimes, dialogues
| and dramatic fsrces, with q change OF pro
!. | gramms on Saturday evening. Indications
:, | are that the entertainment win be largely
. | attended, and there Is no doubt but tha,
:, | under the efficient management of the princi
!, pal OF the public schools, Prot. W. Reif Nau
q | man, the entertainment will prove interesting
and amusing.
MIR. SamL Rice, executor OF the estate o
the late Mrs. Ann X. Uhler, has within the
@ past few days paid out more than s., 500 be
A | 9ueathed as legacies to various benevolen
a | objects in the Reformed church.
a The funeral OF Mrs. Jacob Miller took plac'
v l yesterday morning, and was very largely at
q tended. Services were held IN the L. B
:. | church.
n The funeral OF Mrs. Simon s. Young, wifi
70 | OF Postmaster Young, will take place tomor
= | row. Deceased was an invalid for the pas
}, five and onehalf years, suffering great.
10 from rheumatism. The pain she endured q
times was intense, and she suffered espe
cislly several days preceding her death
which occurred on Tuesday afternoon at
.e o'clock. She was an es,imable lady and La
10 large circle of friends She bore her suffer
II ....l. Il. "a
st the time OF death with Christian resignatio
al and hope. Deceased was 81 years old. tn
eg postmaster has the sympathy OF the entir
q community in this hour OF affliction.
lis Diptheris, which was reported to be prev
~ lent in this borough few weeks ago, Id
Ie nearly died out, very few cases existing
ed present.